Michael Randall Libri

Focusing on the late Middle Ages, the book explores how political, legal, theological, and literary texts reveal the concept of mutual obligation in defining individuals. It highlights the relationship between rulers and subjects, emphasizing that the authority of leaders was contingent upon the consent and approval of the people they governed. Through this lens, the work offers insights into the intricate dynamics of power and societal structure during this historical period.

A revision guide for students giving bullet points of basic information on pharmacology. It includes mechanisms of action, adverse effects and clinical context for each drug group under each system. It is suitable for medical and pharmacy students alike.